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1.

How does carbon dioxide helps in fire fighting?

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Carbon dioxide extinguishes fire by cutting off the supply of oxygen. carbon dioxide being HEAVIER than AIR covers the fire and HENCE does not allow oxygen to come in the CONTACT of flame. Since oxygen is required for the combustion, unavailability of oxygen results in the quenching of fire.

2.

Who Invented Protons and Electrons?

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HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

The hydrogen nucleus (it has one PROTON) was an ELEMENTARY particle. Rutherford named it the proton, from the Greek word "protos," MEANING "first." In 1932, James Chadwick, an English PHYSICIST who had worked with Rutherford, detected NEUTRONS and measured their mass in an invisible game of billiards.

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3.

Write any 4 characteristics of good fuel.

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An Ideal fuel has following characteristics:

It is READILY available,

It is less expensive,

It BURNS easily in air at a moderate rate,

It produces a large AMOUNT of heat,

It can transport easily.

It has high calorific value, and.

It does not LEAVE behind any undesirable substances.

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4.

Plez help me find out the common naming and iupac naming of following organic compound

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3-methyl- octanol

This is yours answer

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5.

Bond length is more in. a) h2b)d2c)t2d)all

Answer» F is the LONGEST BOND LENGTH
6.

What is the pKa of hexafluorosilicic acid

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Given the formula F6H2Si, is it POSSIBLE to CALCULATE the PKA, or can this only be worked out by EXPERIMENT?

7.

3rd question Ans.... give me plzzzzz

Answer» IUPAC NAME - DIMETHYL AMINE
8.

1 molecule of barium and 2 molecules of sodium gives rays to_________

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They can form an alloy.
AS FAR as I REMEMBER only (Na4Ba) alloy SHOW separate PHASE.

9.

Orientation of mono substituted benzene compounds towards electrophilic substitution reactions

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Explanation:

Orientation of mono substituted benzene compounds towards electrophilic substitution REACTIONS will be:

  • If the group present on the benzene ring is electron-donating group than the incoming electro-phile will attack on the para and ORTHO POSITION of the mono substituted benzene ring. This is because the electrons donated by electron-donating group are in conjugation with the benzene ring which will GENERATE negative charge on ortho and para positions of the mono-substituted benzene ring. as shown in the image attached
  • If the group present on the benzene ring is electron-withdrawing group than the incoming electro-phile will attack on the meta position of the mono substituted benzene ring. This is because the electrons withdrawing group will withdraw the electron density of the ring by  which positive charge will be on ortho and para positions on the mono-substituted benzene ring. Since, the ortho and para positions are electron deficient only meta position will be rich in electron density. Hence, electrophile will attack on meta position of the mono-substituted benzene ring. As shown in the image attached.
10.

A compound prepared from gypsum has the property of hardening when mixed with water (a) identify compound (b) write equation for its preparation (c) why it is used in joining fractured bone

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(i) Plaster of pairs / Calcium SULPHATE hemihydrate having chemical formula CaSO4 .1/2 H2O is a form of gypsum calcium phosphate. To make casts and molds, it is mixed with water. A hard plaster made when mixed with water: a completely HYDRATED form of calcium sulphate.

A white POWDER that becomes hard solid when mixed with water, used for the production of sculptures and casts, as an additive for lime plasters and for the production of casts for BROKEN limbs.

(ii) Its equation for PREPARATION is CaSO4.2H20 --Heat(373K)- > CaSO4 .1/2 H2O + 1(1/2) H2O  

(iii) Used as a plaster for supporting fractured bones.. Used for making toys / statues / decorative items.-

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11.

What are some uses of filtration where residue is useful?

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  HELLO MATE

Filtration is any of VARIOUS MECHANICAL, physical or biological operations that separate solids from fluids (liquids or GASES) by adding a medium through which only the fluid can pass. The fluid that passes through is called the filtrate.[1] In physical filters oversize solids in the fluid are retained and in biological filters particulates are trapped and ingested and metabolites are retained and removed. However, the separation is not complete; solids will be contaminated with some fluid and filtrate will contain fine particles (depending on the PORE size, filter thickness and biological ACTIVITY). Filtration occurs both in nature and in engineered systems; there are biological, geological, and industrial forms. For example, in animals (including humans), renal filtration removes wastes from the blood, and in water treatment and sewage treatment, undesirable constituents are removed by absorption into a biological film grown on or in the filter medium, as in slow sand filtration.

12.

A compound is 21.6% My, 21.4% C and 57% O. What is the empirical formula of the compound.

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First you converted % into gram
then you will FIND the no of MOLE of each atom
by COMPARISON there RATIO you find emperical formula

13.

Zinc hydroxide in acetic and potassium ferrocyanide solution

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I THINK that is BASIC and saltly in nature.
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14.

What were the limitations of new land's law of octaves????

Answer» 0
15.

Why is actinoid contraction less imp than lanthanoid contraction?

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The ACTINOID contraction less imp than LANTHANOID contraction because actinoid contraction is greater from element to element than lanthanoid.

16.

Why compounds with small bond angles are optically more stable?

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The compounds with small BOND angles are optically more stable because it can relieve some of the bond STRAIN by buckling the ring and pushing ONE carbon out of the PLANE.

17.

Which mechanical and chemical properties is important for nanofluid?

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The MECHANICAL and chemical properties is important for nanofluid PHYSICAL properties of nanofluids for HEAT are PRESENT ADVANTAGES over the conventional.

18.

Why does equilibrium constant change when a reaction is multiplied?

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The equilibrium CONSTANT CHANGE when a reaction is MULTIPLIED because equilibrium constant shows that the reaction that wants to get complete the carbon.

19.

The gas that discharge the colour of bromine in ccl4

Answer» CL CHLORINE is the abswer
20.

What is the activity coefficient of h+ in a solution containing 0.017 m hcl and 0.011 m?

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The activity of coefficient of H+ in a SOLUTION CONTAINING 0.017m HCL and 0.011m is burning GAS.

21.

How many different proteins consisting of 100 amino acids can be formed from 20 different amino acids?

Answer» 20 X 10^99 DIFFERENT PROTEINS FORMATION.
22.

Reaction distinguishing between peroxymonosulfuric acid and peroxodisulphuric acid

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Peroxymonosulfuric acid also KNOWN as persulfuric acid, peroxysulfuric acid or caro's acid is a LIQUID at room temperature. SOMETIMES confused with known as peroxydisulfuric acid.

23.

Why are the following metals not used in the lab.preparation of hydrogen

Answer» METALB which are above the REACTIVE SERIES can DISPLACE HYDROGEN
24.

Out of 2 molar and 1 molar glucose which one has higher boiling point

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2m GLUCOSE SOLUTION will have HIGHER BOILING point

25.

Is gaivanised iron become rust when dip in soution of salt?

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Current flows more easily in salt water than it does in fresh water. This is because salt water, an electrolyte solution, contains more dissolved IONS than fresh water, meaning electrons can MOVE more easily. Since rusting is all about the movement of electrons, iron rusts more quickly in salt water than it does in fresh water. Certain metal objects that spend a lot of time submerged in salt water, such as boat engines, rust quickly. However, objects do not have to be completely submerged in salt water for this to happen because increased moisture in the air and salt spray can provide the electrolyte's cation (positive ions) and anions (negative ions).

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26.

How many atom of oxygen are present in 3.42g of C12H22O11

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There are 1 ATOM of OXYGEN and 11 MOLECULES of oxygen

27.

In 1kg of mixture of sand and iron,20% is iron. How much sand should be added to that so the proportion of iron become 10% select one:a. 200gmsb. 1.8gmsc. 1kgd. 800gms

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28.

Image of project with reading calculation ?,

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I didn't UNDERSTAND this QUESTION

29.

You are provided with three test tube one of them contains distilled water and the other two contains acids and base basic solution respectively if you are given only red litmus paper how will you identify the content of each test tube

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It is very simple. first dip the red litmus paper in three test tube separately. basic solution can change the colour of red litmus into blue while acids can change the colour of blue litmus into red.
one of the litmus paper CHANGES to blue out of three litmus PAPERS dipped in three test tubes. so that is base solution. then you are left with acid and WATER.
now you have Blue litmus paper (red litmus paper dipped in base). deep in 2 other test tubes. 1 out of two changes the colour change of blue litmus into red that is acid solution. and the remaining one is water.

30.

Which of the two elements given below would be more reactive element x with atomic no 16 or element y with atomic no 17 give reason

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17-chlorine is more reactive SINCE the SEVENTH group ELEMENTS are more reactive than sixth group and they POSSESS more electron affinity

31.

Why cu is used as catalyst for benzenediazoniumchloride?

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You can USE NaNO2/HCl in place of cu for the formation of BDC from ANILINE...

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32.

How is magnesium chloride formed by the transfer of electrons? Why does the solution of magnesium chloride conduct electricity? Braily?

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Now, as positive and negative attract vigorously, the two elements combine (one magnesium atom and twochlorine atoms) to FORM the compoundmagnesium chloride, that is MgCl2. This is an IONIC bond FORMED by the donation and acceptance of electrons, and each of the atoms have charges.
When nacl mixed with water it breaks into na+ cl- IONS which conducts electricit but solid nacl has no FREE mobile ions

33.

The temperature of ice can be decreased below 0°C by mixing--------in it.1. saw dust 2. sand3. salt4. coal

Answer» HEY UR answer is 3.Salt
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34.

In what ways chemical equation use full to us???

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A chemical EQUATION:



☆tells us about the actual RESULT of the chemical change

☆about the no. of molecules of each substance taking part

☆about the chemical composition of the respective molecules

☆about the molecular mass

☆also proves the LAW of conservation of mass




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35.

What is reflux in a chemical reaction

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It is USED to REDUCE the TEMPERATURE of the REACTION

36.

An aldehyde and a ketone can be represented by the same molecular formula c3h6o . Write their structure and iupac name

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37.

What are the complexs formed during edta method and give their nature?

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The method uses a very large molecule called EDTA which forms a complex with calcium and MAGNESIUM ions. ... The dye–metal ion complex is less stable than theEDTA–metal ion complex. For the TITRATION, the sample solution containing the calcium and magnesium ions is reacted with an EXCESS of EDTA

38.

What is a functional group? Give examples of two different functional groups

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A GROUP of atoms responsible for the CHARACTERISTIC reactions of a PARTICULAR COMPOUND.
eg:hydrophobic group , hydrophilic functional group

39.

Why is the innermost zone of a candle flame in grey colour and the coldest zone??

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This ZONE consists of unburnt wax vapour given the MOLTEN wax. it is the COLDEST PART of the flam.

40.

Which zone of a candle flame luminous and why?

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A non-luminous flame undergoes COMPLETE combustion as it DRAWS much more oxygen and gets much hotter. There are several "zones" within a non-luminous flame, and each zone has a different temperature. The OUTERMOST zone of the flame is blue in COLOUR and it is the hottest part. This is due to complete combustion.

41.

Which halogen does not show dispropprtionation reactionn?

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I THINK it is FLOURINE
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42.

A mixture of gases contains 55% nitrogen, 25% oxygen and 20% carbon dioxide by mole. The partial pressure of oxygen is 200 torr. The partial pressure of carbon dioxide would be ________ . Options

Answer» HOPE U will be undrstand
43.

Which has the highest lattice energy rbcl kcl nacl cscl?

Answer» COMPARISON of melting points of ionic compounds is generally done by considering the following TWO factors: ... Melting point of NaCl is higher than that of KCL, On the other hand, KCl has higher boiling point than NaCl, but why? ... For highly ionic COMPOUND such as the NaCl, KCl and RBCL
44.

Efficiency of fuel is determined by itsa)ignition temperatureb)caloriffic valuec)production of lightd)duration of burningplz answer..

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B) calorific VALUE!
calorific value is the amount of energy released when 1KG of fuel UNDERGOES COMPLETE combustion. It's unit is joules per kg. More the calorific value, more efficient the fuel.
Hope this helps.

45.

Is telurium a metal or non metal

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DEAR STUDENT

Since tellurium has the properties of both METALS and non-metals it is called a METALLOID..........

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

symbol of tellurium is Te and atomic number is 52........... It is a mildly toxic, brittle, RARE, silver-white metalloid.............

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46.

Sodium has a very low ignition temperature, so it is stored undera)waterb)kerosenec)turpentite oild)spiritplz answer...urgent!

Answer» OPTION B) KEROSENE ...
47.

a metal x which is also used for construction purpose reacts with acid y which present in our stomach realease gas z which burns wit pop sound identify x,y,z and show bakance reaction

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X-Iron
y-hydrochloric ACID (HCL)
z-hydrogen

48.

What is the state symbol for chlorine at room temp ?

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It is YELLOW -GREEN in COLOUR.

49.

Anyone help me plz?? i did'nt get this

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The FORMATION of ammonia doesn't requires any ENERGY to SUPPLIED as delta h is -ve which symbolises energy is released..that's why normal temp or room temp. is enough.This process of formation of ammonia is also CALLED Haber process..U can also have LOOK for haber process in Google...

50.

Apply Why Are All Of The Elements In Group 18 Relatively Unreactive, Whereas Those In Group 17 Are Very Reactive?

Answer» ELEMENT of group 18 have 8 electrons in their valence SHELL, ie. their valence shell is completely filled and they have a stable configuration. They are extreamly stable elements. On the other hand, Elements of group 17 have 7 electrons in their valence shell, ie. they need only 1 electron to attain stable configuration. So, they react easily to gain 1 electron and become stable.